| C2 (1,000W) | $70-80 | $60-70 | $55-65 | $50-60 |
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Prices are FOB Shenzhen. Payment terms: 30% T/T deposit, 70% balance before shipment. For bulk orders over 500 units, Gainer can offer 30% T/T deposit, 70% against copy of bill of lading for established customers.
What’s included in the unit price:
– Motor, gearbox, grinding head, auger, blade, 3 die plates
– Sausage stuffer tube
– Food pusher
– Color box packaging
– Instruction manual (English, German, French, Spanish available)
Not included (optional):
– Custom housing design (ODM): $2,000-5,000 tooling
– Additional accessories: $1.50-3.00 each
– Spare blade and die plate sets: $3-5/set
– Custom packaging: included in free design service
Production Capacity for Bulk Orders
Gainer’s 250,000+ units/month capacity across 6 lines means a bulk order of 500 commercial meat grinders is a 2-3 day production run. The factory’s capacity is sufficient for:
– Small bulk: 100-500 units (1-3 days production)
– Medium bulk: 500-2,000 units (3-7 days)
– Large bulk: 2,000-10,000 units (1-3 weeks)
Lead time from PO to shipment: 30-45 days for first orders (including mold modification if ODM), 20-30 days for repeat orders.
Quality Control for Commercial Units
Commercial units face more demanding QC because they run longer and harder than home models:
– Motor run-in: Every motor is run at 50% load for 30 minutes before assembly. Current draw, RPM, and temperature are recorded.
– Gearbox test: Every gearbox is run with a load simulator for 15 minutes. Noise level is checked (<75 dB at 1 meter).
- Grinding test: Every unit grinds 5 kg of test meat (chicken breast). Grinding quality, throughput, and motor temperature are checked.
– 100% function test: Every unit. No sampling for commercial models.
FAQ
Q: What’s the difference between a home and commercial meat grinder?
A: Commercial grinders have all-metal gears, stainless steel food-contact parts, higher duty cycles (30+ minutes continuous), and higher capacity (3.5-5.0 kg/min vs 1.5-2.5 kg/min). Gainer’s C1 (800W) and C2 (1,000W) are commercial platforms.
Q: What’s the MOQ for commercial meat grinder bulk orders?
A: 100 units for the C1 platform, 50 units for the C2 platform. Bulk pricing tiers apply at 300, 500, and 1,000 units. Payment: 30% T/T deposit, 70% balance before shipment.
Q: Are Gainer’s commercial meat grinders certified for North America?
A: Yes. Both commercial platforms carry ETL certification (Intertek) for electrical safety in the US and Canada. LFGB and FDA cover food-contact materials.
Q: What’s the lead time for a bulk commercial meat grinder order?
A: 30-45 days for first orders (including mold modification if ODM). 20-30 days for repeat orders. Gainer’s 250,000+ units/month capacity ensures on-time delivery. Related: Electric Meat Mincer ODM Factory.
Q: Can I get custom branding on commercial meat grinders?
A: Yes. Gainer offers free logo design, free packaging design, and free product photography. Custom housing color and finish are available through the ODM process. Minimum order for custom branding is the standard MOQ. See also: Meat Grinder OEM Manufacturer.
*Last updated: September 2025. For commercial meat grinder bulk pricing and specifications, contact Shenzhen Gainer Electrical Appliances.*
The Commercial Meat Grinder Market
Commercial meat grinders serve a different buyer than home models. The buyer is a business owner, not a consumer. Their priorities:
– Reliability: The grinder must work every day. Downtime means lost revenue.
– Duty cycle: 30+ minutes continuous in a butcher shop, not 5 minutes at home.
– Cleanability: Must meet health department standards. All food-contact surfaces accessible.
– Throughput: 3.5-5.0 kg/min minimum. Time is money.
– Durability: 5+ years of daily use. No plastic gears.
– Parts availability: Blades, die plates, and carbon brushes must be replaceable.
Gainer’s commercial platforms (C1: 800W, C2: 1,000W) are designed for these priorities. All-metal gears, stainless steel food-contact parts, and field-replaceable wear components.
Commercial Meat Grinder Safety
Commercial meat grinders have safety requirements beyond home models:
– Feed throat: The opening must be small enough that a hand cannot reach the auger. EN 60335-2-64 specifies a maximum opening dimension. Gainer’s feed throat is 52mm × 65mm — compliant with the standard.
– Food pusher: The pusher must be long enough that the user’s hand stays above the feed throat. Gainer’s pusher is 180mm long, with a guard flange.
– Interlock: If the head is loosened during operation, the motor must stop within 1.5 seconds. Gainer’s mechanical interlock switch on the head locking ring achieves this.
– Overload protection: The motor must be protected against locked-rotor conditions. Gainer’s commercial models use a circuit breaker rated for the motor’s locked-rotor current.
– Stability: The grinder must not tip when a 50N force is applied to the feed tray. Gainer’s commercial models use suction feet and a low center of gravity (motor and gearbox in the base). For more, read Commercial Immersion Blender Supplier.
Shipping and Installation
Commercial meat grinders are heavy (18-25 kg) and require careful packaging:
– Packaging: Double-wall corrugated carton with custom-molded EPS foam. The grinding head, auger, and accessories are packed separately within the carton.
– Palletizing: 1 unit per carton, 12-20 cartons per pallet (depending on model).
– Container loading: 150-250 units per 20ft container, 300-500 per 40ft container.
– Installation: The grinder arrives assembled. The user attaches the feed tray, inserts the auger, blade, and die plate, and tightens the head locking ring. No tools required. We explore this further in Kitchen Appliance Contract Manufacturing.
Warranty and After-Sales
Commercial buyers expect warranty support. Gainer’s commercial warranty:
– Warranty period: 12 months from shipment
– Coverage: Manufacturing defects in materials and workmanship
– Exclusions: Normal wear (blades, die plates, carbon brushes), misuse, unauthorized repair
– Remedy: Replacement parts or replacement unit at Gainer’s discretion
– Spare parts: Blades, die plates, carbon brushes, and seals are available as spare parts. Minimum order: 10 sets.
– Response time: Warranty claims acknowledged within 48 hours, resolved within 14 days This connects to our guide on Best Kitchen Appliance OEM Manufacturers.
